Which outcome occurs when a PID temperature controller experiences integral windup in a chemical reactor's heating system?

💡 Explanation

When integral windup occurs, the integrator accumulates error beyond the actuator's saturation limits, causing overshooting because the stored error is released all at once when the system finally responds. Therefore overshooting results, rather than oscillations, stalling, or reduced responsiveness that require specific control loop characteristics.

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